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exhibition Details
If a picture paints a thousand words, what does the title of an artwork tell us? Artists often use titles to signify areas of interest – and titles can lead us to understand the importance of the message and their intent. Explore this in Charles F Goldie: Revealing the Painter and the Subject, which includes an important new long-term loan from a private collection: A Chieftain of the Arawa Tribe Wharekauri Tahuna Aged 102, A Noble Relic of a Noble Race 1941.
- Date
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- Curated by
- Nigel Borell
- Location
- Level 1
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